Number 4

And He's back.

Good old Harrison Ford is going to be Indiana Jones one more time, although a little older this time. I think Ford is like 65, which is pretty old to go swinging from whips and jumping off cliffs, or whatever he will do in this next movie, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Indiana Jones is definitely one of the classics, up there with Rambo and James Bond. My favorite movie has been the Last Crusade, the most recent installment before the new movie. Sean Connery played Indiana's father in Last Crusade, and he is another of my favorite actors. I have probably seen Last Crusade about ten times and it never gets old. Indiana is just the king of adventure. Which is why I am planning on seeing the new movie as soon as it comes out. I am trying to ignore all of the people saying that it will disappoint, won't measure up to the other three, and has way too much hype. Even if its not as good as the other three, it will still be better than 90% of other movies. I mean, just look at the picture, its classic Indiana Jones. I want to get a giant poster to put in my room, so I can worship Indiana every night before I go to bed (okay, maybe not, but I still want a poster).

This fourth Indiana Jones is going to be the first in a long line of good movies this summer, such as the new Narnia, The Dark Knight, Wanted and some others that I cannot think of.

Off on a tangent, they made a new Rambo movie, havn't seen it yet but its the same kind of thing. Some old guy coming back to act young and play hiss macho character again. While Harrison Ford probably just used some make-up and digital effects to look good, Sylvester Stallone decided to juice up as Rambo. To get those awesome mus-cles back from twenty years ago, this seventy year old actor took steroids like crazy so he could look cool while killing Asians. You gotta love his voice though.

Anyways, There's still a minor wait until The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, during which I will attempt to finish all these blogs and other school work.